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Skip to comments.Did the Bailout Ruin GM?
Posted on 05/28/2014 1:39:14 AM PDT by grundle
The recalls are multiplying, and the bailout stigma remains.
You may have noticed that General Motors recalled a lot of vehicles lately.
You may not have noticed just how many separate recalls the company announced, 30 since January 1, or just how many vehicles are being recalled 13.79 million vehicles in the U.S.
For perspective, consider that GM sold roughly 2.6 million vehicles in 2012.
... consumer-data research indicates that pickup-truck buyers skew Republican by a margin five to one, according to a 2008 survey.
Whether GM wants to admit it or not, the Government Motors label did serious damage to its reputation and may not wash away so quickly.
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I seriously doubt whether the moniker "Government Motors" did serious damage to its reputation. Corporate changes made to please the current administration resulted in union officials running the company, with predictable results.
Was not the Yugo a government produced automobile?
Instead of streamlining production, improving quality, and easing off the uncompetitive added costs to pay for the sizable union benefits, reliability has fallen, pricing remains uncompetitive, and product improvements are not happening.
The million dollar question... Did Jim Geraghty come to Metro Detroit and speak to those in the business ( on the QT ) that are GM-er's, Competitors and Suppliers to get a sense as to the health of GM or is he doing a 40,000 fly-over. I have heard one 2nd hand opining but it is not for here, I need to speak to more folks before I do....
I don't know about anybody else, but I, for one, consider it my patriotic duty never, ever, ever to drive a Government Motors vehicle.
Not only does this mean not buying one, but it means not renting one. In fact, if I was given one (not that this would ever happen), I would sell it and give the money to charity.
Government motors is the reason I will not purchase from GM.
It wasn't the bailout that ruined them, it was letting government control them that ruined them.
After all there have been bailouts before that had been barely noticeable because they didn't come with marxist strings attached.
My current vehicle has 75,000 miles and has been having a few issues lately. I am seriously thinking it's time to sell and replace. I prefer to drive it into the ground as they say, hold on for another 75,000 miles, but if I take the leap it will not, EVER be a Government Motors vehicle.
What GM quality is experiencing is what happened to British car quality when the government took them over. The workers stopped working to make good cars and started appearing at work to collect what they considered benefits. It was no longer a job. It was now a social program. Try this experiment today. Notice every GM truck that goes by and see how many have some random light lit on the front. I understand this is a software glitch they have been unwilling or unable to address.
Two conservative friends have recently bought GM vehicles; two Volts and an Impala. When I asked why they bought GM both said, They practically gave them to us.
Well, the bailout put the unions in control. And they were ruined. But, I repeat myself...
Up until 2008 I ONLY bought General Motors (I liked Pontiacs)
Since GM died in the government takeover and became government motors I will NEVER buy one again.
Ford is the only major American car company. (And I used to really hate Fords. My next vehicle will probably be a decked out Explorer)
So yes the Government Motors moniker has hurt them. fatally.
1. The wiper arms constantly came loose from the spindles. I had to keep tightening the set screw on them but it would come loose again. Nothing I did would keep those damn things locked onto the spindle.
2. The headlights would turn off for no reason. The dealer had the car for a week and replaced the multi-function turn signal arm at a cost of about $900. Less than a year later the same problem with the headlights began again. The only way I could get them to stay on would be to tilt the steering wheel to it's full up position. Try driving a car with the tilt wheel in that position.
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On New Years Day 2011 I dumped the miserable thing and bought a Ford F150. I will never go back to Government Motors.
I think that some Hyundis are made in the US now. Even if not, I won't leave Hyundai unless something changed dramatically. They filled the gap when there were no good options for a small US car that was well built, reasonably priced, and a good car on the road.
I did have to switch dealers once. The one I switched from had a maintenance department that couldn't resist the shennanigans to increase their profits.
You don't fix what isn't broken...
Later I heard it caught fire down on Rt. 7 — to this day I feel sorry for the person who bought it from us, but at least I can say with full honesty that we told them it had electrical issues that nobody could figure out. They bought it anyway... car was new, clean, cute... but it was a nightmare!
My business partner always had GM pickups. He switched to Ford and has bought 2 new F150's in the last 3 years. Never GM again for him or me. Nothing but Ford's in my family. But I do have an LS3 in my buggy.
The best way to kill something is pouring money on it.
FWIW, this service department would try to charge for things covered by the warranty, play games with using cheap substitutes while charging for Hyundai parts etc. The dealership I switched to is excellent.
...I'm originally from Michigan, and GM was both a source of jobs to family, gave my dad's company business, and I worked there as a co-op through college...
...I have bought (with the exception of one Ford) only GM vehicles for the past 25 years...
...I have a "GM Mastercard"...
...I currently own two GM vehicles - one 14 years old, one 5 years old - that are doing just fine....
...I was even willing to grant some (SOME) forgiveness over the "Government Motors" issue...
BUT I WON'T BUY ANOTHER GM CAR. Why?
Because GM, during the Winter Olympics this year, ran ads 24/7 making my Chevy Traverse the "official car of gay marriage".
Damn them. Damn GM to Hell.
Nothing but FORDs in our household. I told my kids that if they ever owned a gm I would disown them. They think I'm serious and that's what matters.
After watching how the local GM dealer in La Mesa, California treated my parents on a recall of a '72 Caprice for a piece of plastic in the carb (it took the THREE trips to replace a piece about the size of a hearing aid and 10 hours each trip), I sore I would never own a GM vehicle. And I have not despite being offered good deals on some classics.
What ever GM is suffering from is systemic and goes back decades, probably to Durant. Hopefully when the fold up shop in the near future because it will be easier to go out of business than settle law suits, their management will never find employment again.
My father and I have been buying GM since the 50's. Never again! We just purchased a Kia Optima. The car is better than a GM product in every way!
Stopped buying American in the 70 s when it started turning out products that were produced to break to keep itself in business
I saw the junk and how it performed
Too bad others didnt do the same and crush the unions that did this to those companies and the city that cradled them
Government takeover made its trajectory intensify
Just my observation
Same will happen to medicine
Don't just blame their boy Obama
I buy only from one company and it is not American too bad
Though ford ( not taken over) makes a nice truck. It's costomers would not put up with an inferior product
Had GM for the past 25 years. I love my new Honda Touring. Why anybody would buy GM after Obama gave the stock to the unions is beyond my comprehension. I didn't even "look" at GM during my purchasing process. Nothing owned/run by the government works...and it holds true for Government Motors.
Ford makes good product, but the money goes to the UAW, and that is why I can't and won't buy a Ford, either.
In my line of work, I buy GM/Chev because nobody can touch the Duramax and I need 3/4 or 1 ton trucks. The Fords diesel isn't even in the same category. For a gasoline vehicle, I'm sure Ford is fine, but if I was doing that I'd be going Toyota.
Toyota is really starting to annoy me, I need them to make a 1 ton diesel pickup, stat!
Not here either. My friend had a Torino, a 1973, I think. Earlier than the famed Clint Eastwood model.
It was a great car. I can't think of anything they've built of worth since.
I can't really talk cars, but I do appreciate a good one.
But you could see the complete deterioration of customer care around that time.
All the rest was predictable. To me, anyway.
GM should have been broken up, just as any company that's "Too big to fail."
The unions and lazy management ruined GM. The bailout simply kept a failed company going and prevented anyone from fixing it in a meaningful way.
I had a GMC Jimmy that was a lemmon. I should have taken it back to Morraine in pieces and dumped it out in front of the plant with a sign, "Your dealers can't fix it amymore."
Not the bailout. Unions.
My wifes 11 yr. old van was about to give its all so I just bought a 2013 Nissan Murano at an out of town Nissan dealer and couldn't be happier.
Local Dodge dealer salesman where I had been looking at used cars tried to push Dodge and assured me Dodge had all changed since the bailout. Yeah right, you keep shoveling tons of manure in the hopes that something good will grow bud...
I own two Mercury's and I like Ford but they are just too expensive. Dodge and GM wasn't even on my radar and will not be in the future.
Short answer: NO, GM was ruined long before the bailout... all the bailout did was ensure they could keep acting like they did before it.
I curse the day they did the original Chrysler bailout in the 70s, it set a horrible precedent that government was now expected to bail out any enterprise that was "too big to fail."
I don't go that far, the reality is, that had GM and Chrysler gone bust the effect on the supply chain in the US would have been so massive that even Ford could not have built a vehicle, because they would not have been able to get parts because the overwhelming majority of suppliers would have been out of business in short order as well.
I don't have a problem with the recognition that letting these companies fail would have cause catastrophic ripples through the US economy.... What I find disgusting is that they didn't force GM through a legitimate BK and that they didn't make GM and its management and unions put anything on the line to get the $$ they got. They were effectively given a blank check with no real consequence if they failed. So needless to say, nothing really changed at GM.
Chrysler on the other hand was given loans, and so they had to prove their right to exist.. GM was given a pass. This is part of the reason Chrysler has come back and GM is the same fustercluck it always was.
A very good interview with the CEO of Chrysler, well worth the time to watch if you are truly interested in facts and not political spin left or right.
Watch the following... GM hasn't changed a lick, but Chrysler has changed significantly, they are not remotely the same company that was being driven into the ground by investment bankers who had no idea how to manufacture.
Watch the following... GM hasn't changed a lick, but Chrysler has changed significantly, they are not remotely the same company that was being driven into the ground by investment bankers who had no idea how to manufacture.
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The Koreans brought value and reliability, something sorely lacking in the US Market since the Japanese brands became premium brands... they used to make abject crap, (hyundai excel anyone?) but they made a concerted effort to build a quality product and brand... Kia/Hyundai are now mainstays in the value minded consumer (Kia in particular by offering as standard what most others sold as options).
GMs problems are systemic and go back at least 4-5 decades. Had they been forced to prove their right to exist they might have changed, but they were given a complete pass, so to expect that anything significant has changed at GM since before the bailout is foolish.
Push em through a real BK, make them take loans not bailouts to exist, force them to risk starving on the vine and they will change, until that happens its nothing but window dressing.
Somebody else would have purchased the assets of GM and Chrysler, and I believe that would have mitigated any supply chain impacts.
Blaming the Union for GM's systemic problems is foolish... GM's problems are 4-5 decades old, and bailing them out instead of forcing them to change meant they would keep doing the same old crap... and that's exactly what they did.
GM didn't have to prove it had a right to exist, it had nothing to lose, so it didn't change. Its the same GM today as it was before the bailout.. same people doing the same jobs, making the same decisions etc etc etc.
GM got bailed out, Chrysler got conditional loans.. GM could and can screw up all it wants because its got no skin in the game, Chrysler had to sink or swim, and it has come back strong.
You are foolish then, Chrysler would have been parted for scrap had it not been given loans from treasury, period, and no one was going to acquire GM's assets and liabilities out of BK in a timely enough manner to have kept it operational and not had the supply chain collapse.
Those two things are facts, not ideological dogma.
Then you might as well admit then these companies are in fact Government companies, because if they fail, the taxpayer is on the hook for them.
But then again, does Government even remember that we have anti-trust laws, anymore?
When you have produced crap for 50 yrs. you build a reputation that is hard to undo. They took bailout money so they are persona non grata, just like GM to me.
If you don't understand the fundamental difference between what went on with GM and what went on with Chrysler, then there is no point in trying to have any further discussion.
You can cling to your ideological dogma, or you can get informed.
Whether I agree or not with how Treasury handled any of this is irrelevant, there is a huge difference between we will loan you money with you personally signing on the dotted line for it, and we will give you a huge cash influx.
Chrysler was given loans, not cash, it had to fix itself or die, GM was given cash with no need to fix itself... and guess which one has fixed its issues and paid back its loans? And which one is still in the toilet and cost the taxpayers more than $11 BILLION in losses?
GM didn't change because it didn't have to, Chrysler changed because it had no choice. GM will NEVER change until it is put in a position where it has no choice, and the bailout made sure it had a choice. And it chose to keep doing what it was doing, same people, same culture, same process... You can only change a 40-50 year old broken culture by assuring it that starvation is a possibility... GM never faced starvation... Chrysler was 1 month away from being on the scrap heap for years while it fixed itself, and it fixed itself.
If you think GM and Chrysler are the same, or that how they were treated and dealt with during the bailout, you need to get a bit more informed.
Chrysler was so grossly mismanaged by investment bankers who had no idea how to manufacture, that its a wonder they hadn't collapsed sooner. GM was grossly mismanaged by arrogance and graft for longer than I have walked this planet.... They drank so much of their own kool aid for so long they knew nothing else.
I quit buying Gubbermint motors cars 10 years ago, when I worked in their supply chain back in michigan, and realized what they were all about.
the bailout only served to cement the fact that I despise them.
the recalls? I am not suprised they tried to cover up their crap.
the future? Let 'em burn. the chickens done come home to roost.
my parents....lifelong GM owners....just bought a brand new Hyundai....
For myself....my garage is full of Toyotas
Again, you are trying to argue dogma, not reality.
GM was indeed a complete government company because the government violated its own laws to save it in a way to pay political capital to folks.
Saving GM and Chrysler may be ideologically impure in the minds of some folks here, but from the pragmatic reality of the effects of them collapsing would have had on the overall economy, not to mention the manufacturing capability of the US as a whole, an argument for intervention to help can be made and made strongly and coherently.
If you believe watching the entire auto industry in the US collapse, because that's exactly what would have happened, We aren't talking just GM and Chrysler, we are talking nearly ever single part supplier in the nation would have been out of business inside of a few months, Ford literally would not have been able to build a car had this happened, those assembly plants for Toyota, Hyundai, Kia etc would have all ground to a halt as well as the supply chain literally collapsed under them.
That's a huge issue, and a national one, and while your ideological dogma may say, let it happen the world will be better afterwards, that's a 5 year global depression you are signing the US and World Economy up for to prove your ideological point, that like it or not, no sane leader, regardless of political stripe would sign up for.
So, something to save them was going to happen. If you think otherwise, you are just delusional. And no, it didn't happen to save any unions... though sadly, there is no doubt that once a bailout was decided upon, folks did use it to exercise political pull and push to do some very nefarious things because like all parasites, if an opportunity happens to present itself they will take advantage of it.
Now, GM got a flat out bailout, treasury literally gave them cash in hand with no obligation to pay back... they got "stock" in a company that they later sold for an $11 Billion loss. So, GM got a complete pass, they avoided a true BK, their creditors were screwed over, and they could keep on doing what they had always been doing.. and guess what? They did.
Chrysler was given loans it had to repay, and so it had to change or die and guess what? of the two, which one do you think changed? Which one paid every penny back to the taxpayers? and is now a stronger, changed and better company?
Again, you can argue that nothing should have been done, but that's just political ideological dogma, the facts on the ground were that like it or not, no politician was going to let a complete collapse of manufacturing occur. You may like to think they should have, and may not have liked how they handled it, but the reality is, no politician of any stripe was going to let that happen... your options were down to nationalization of them or subsidizing them.... Then the manner in which they would be subsidized.
Chrysler got a subsidization, GM got a temporary nationalization as well as a subsidization.
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Mallott, Gov. Bill Walker's lead on timber issues in Southeast Alaska, was in Ketchikan after a two-day visit to Prince of Wales Island. It was his first visit to Alaska's second-largest island since he was elected.
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Shelton was killed in a vehicle collision in British Columbia during the school's winter break.
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Ketchikan's event was one of six organized ahead of the January legislative session in Juneau.
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At the Borough Assembly's Monday meeting, Assembly Member John Harrington said the annexation question was once again surfacing on Prince of Wales, prompting him to write a draft resolution for a future vote.
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Ruth Elizabeth McKinney, 83, of Tyler died Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012.
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Survivors include four sons, Jerry McKinney Jr. and wife Patty of Tyler, David McKinney and wife Linda of Overton, Terry McKinney and wife Debbie of Arlington and Gary McKinney of Oklahoma City; two daughters, Bobbie Parsons and husband Jon of Amarillo and Linda Griffith and husband Ronnie of Moreland, Okla.; 17
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The family will receive guests from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
The family suggests memorials be to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
Sign the online guest book at www.griggsschoolergordon.com.
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I first purchased this Speck case [CandyShell Glossy Case for iPhone 5 - Retail Packaging - Harbor Blue/Coral Pink] from a seller named Hughes_Studio, but the case never came due to shipping error. so I called Amazon and they were nice enough to issue me credit and free one-day shipping for my replacement order. The replacement order was purchased from Amazon directly. It arrived the very next day and I loved the case, fits my Iphone 5 perfectly.
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Although Parted Lips has little sense of style or plot development, it has sex aplenty and a good dose of it performed by relative newcomer Siobahn Hunter, who should be cited for her erotic prowess.
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Just beyond the shoreline with spectacular views of breathtaking scenery, lies this nicely appointed 1,800 sq. ft. newer vacation home for your enjoyment. The home is nestled within the Sierra National Forest at North Shore Estates lakeside community, conveniently located between The Pines Resort and The Forks Resort at Bass Lake. The home has an open floor plan with three comfortable bedrooms, is spacious yet cozy, great for socializing, and is maintained with integrity. Just a short few minute walk through a meadow path to the lake. Amenities include a nice garden patio with BBQ great for outdoor dining and relaxing, deck, pool, spa, tennis courts, DISH and Wi-Fi to stay connected, and more! Weekly Rate $1,750-$2,150. Nightly Rate $275-$375, 4 and 5-Night Minimums. Independence Day $2975 Weekly Rate, $475 Nightly Rate with 5-Night Minimum on a last minute reservation. Holiday Weekend 3-Night Special $925 (excluding Independence Day). Refer to additional information in 'Rates' section for complete rate details. Sleeps 6 to 8 comfortably. Maximum occupancy is 8.
We encourage you to visit - The Reden House - Photo Gallery & Virtual Tour link found in the 'Links to More Information' section just below the Owner's Profile information and above Photos.
Enjoy ease of boating, swimming and other watercraft activities on the lake. Lounge at the private community swimming pool and spa or play a fun game of tennis within the community. Take advantage of the scenic walking, hiking, and biking trails. Adventure out and explore the mountain region via all terrain vehicles. Plan a day trip to China Peak Mountain Resort or Yosemite's Badger Pass for many winter sports and activities. Just five minutes away from the Pine's Village in Bass Lake and strategically located close to the majestic Yosemite National Park and other popular sites. All fantastic!
'Bass Lake is a freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada, located 14 miles (23 kilometers) from the southern entrance to Yosemite National Park. The lake is considered a 'warm water' lake with water temperatures reaching 80 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer months. Most of the land around the lake is part of the Sierra National Forest. The United States Forest Service designated the lake an official Recreation Area and has developed campgrounds and picnic areas on the south shore of the lake. Much of the area surrounding Bass Lake is devoted to the tourism industry.' The weather is warm and inviting during the Summer time, seasonally beautiful during the Spring and Fall months, and you will want to cozy up next to a warm fireplace on cold Winter days. Bass Lake is a great place for outdoor enthusiasts, families with children, and all others to enjoy.
Keywords: Cozy lakeside community mountain home with very nice open floorplan, swimming pool, spa and tennis courts is just steps away to beautiful Bass Lake. Sleeps 6-8 comfortably. Maximum occupancy is 8.
Multiple weeks and off-season specials offered. Tempt us with a vacation home exchange. For larger parties can coordinate rental with our other lakefront property with private dock - See VRBO #346269 (Sleeps 8-10).
Truly an outdoorsman and a city gal. We are a family of seven and are natives of Southern California. Our interests include the great outdoors, mountain activities, skiing, hiking, boating and water/winter sports, fishing, the beach and surfing, cooking, shopping, the performing arts, traveling to new and interesting places and going to Bass Lake when we can get away. Spring and Fall are our favorite changing seasons.
Maria Reden purchased this house in 2005
Beautiful memories visiting grandparents living in Bass Lake and activities with other family members during the summer months sparked interest in purchasing this property. We purchased this home new in 2005. The home is warm and inviting with an open floorplan and it has a nice patio yard, which is great for socializing and family gatherings. It's a cozy place and a gem.
Best of both worlds. The property is located in a small lakeside community of homes at the northshore end of Bass Lake with resort-like amenities (pool, spa, tennis courts) and direct access-walking distance to the lake. The home is conveniently located between two resort marinas and it is adjacent to beach areas, ideal for swimming. Gorgeous panoramic views of the lake with dense pine trees can be seen during the day, colorful sunsets glow at sun down and brilliant stars illuminate the dark skies at night. The upstairs deck is great for sipping morning coffee, reading a good book or just relaxing. Many outdoor sport activities can be enjoyed here. Let's not forget the amazing Yosemite National Park and other beautiful points of interests to explore and local activities within close proximity to our home.
May 2015 - Thank you for opening up your beautiful vacation home to us. We had such a great experience visiting Bass Lake and Yosemite (20-30 minutes to entrance)!! This was our first experience using VRBO and we hit the jackpot with a cozy, beautiful home and extremely helpful, friendly owners. The rooms are spacious and clean, pool/hot tub, quiet/peaceful neighborhood, great kitchen for cooking/baking, BBQ grill, and close grocery stores. We had a wonderful time jet skiing on Bass Lake and spending one of our mornings at Glacier Point (a must-see) in Yosemite...absolutely breathtaking!!! You could easily spend 2 weeks here. We are already planning our next trip back.
Just returned from a stay at this lovely home with our family. It's well situated, immaculate, well equipped and just a great place for a relaxing vacation. We enjoyed the walking path to the lake, the pool, hot tub and tennis courts. The house is in a nice little neighborhood and is surrounded by trees. A short drive to the Pines Resort. Maria, the owner, was most gracious and helpful. Highly recommended!
We rent this property and we had a great experience. The owner was very kind with us and the property was in perfect conditions. Big rooms, everything very clean, great BBQ grill, amazing location). We want to come back for sure !!!.
Somos un grupo de 3 parejas y arrendamos esta casa hace unos dias (May 2013) y la verdad es que tuvimos una incredible experiencia. La duena fue muy amable con nostros y la casa estaba impeccable. Todo muy limpio, grandes cuartos y una incredible ubicacion. Recomiendo este lugar de todas formas
Thank you Maria for another great family vacation! We had a great time and the house was in immaculate condition just as we remembered. Thanks again! We will be back in 2013!
My family and I recently enjoyed a vacation at this Bass Lake home. The home was very clean and offered every amenity a family would need. Its a cozy envirmonment and our family felt at home. The home was within walking distance to the lake and only a few minutes drive to Pines Village. The surrounding environment is beautiful and relaxing. Wanna take a break from the water, then Yosemite is only a short drive away.
Maria and her husband (owners) are really nice and extremely easy to work with. They want your family to have a wonderful trip and will work with you to ensure that occurs...Thank you again!
This home is a home away from home! Everything you could possibly need was provided! The home is so cute and clean. It had the warmth of a charming home so as soon as you opened the door you felt as if you were home! We travel alot being airline employees and family and we all have to say this home was exceptional! Great location on Bass Lake, close to Yosemite National Park. The ammentities were excellent with wonderful sitting areas around the home to sit out and enjoy the fresh air. Owners are wonderfully nice people to work with. We cannot wait to enjoy this home again!
Can go off-road with motorcycles and all terrain vehicles in the beautiful Sierras.
There are many beautiful sites and adventures at Yosemite National Park and the surrounding areas for your enjoyment.
South-Gate Entrance to Yosemite National Park is 14 miles North on Hwy 41/Yosemite.
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Hey girls I have to post this quick cause dh might get mad if I post this online but I know you all so well. Tyson has had 3 seizures this week We are in the middle of changing meds so I am sure that is what causing it. I can't help but feel guilty for being pg right now. It's just that he was doing so good but now all I can think of is what if he has to go in for xrays or something and I can't be with him. Or what if the new baby gets epilepsy like him. Last night he had one but a bad kind where he see's things and it broke my heart that me touching him scared him so bad he said get away to me. I know we will get through it and he is okay just hard and needed to vent. If those of you who pray could just keep him in your prayers. Thanks Tia
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Poor Tyson, I'm sorry things are so rough Tia. It is the worst feeling in the world to know that you can't take away their problems when you want to so badly. I'll definitely keep him in my T&Ps.
Thanks for letting us know what is going on, you always have several dozen shoulders to cry on here that care so much about you.:bigarmhug:
Poor Tyson. I will be praying for you guys. Please KUP!
so scary! but you can't feel guilty about the baby. just take things one day at a time. Jordan had to have x-rays and MRIs when I was pg with Natalie (she was hospitalized for almost 2 weeks) and I couldn't be with her for any of that. she wasn't even 2, it was so hard. so I know your struggles in that regard. but just take things one day at a time, if he has any tests like that, I hope DH can be in there with him instead.
:bighug:Don't feel guilty for being pregnant. It's because you care so much and are such a good mother that makes me know it won't matter what happens....you'll do an awesome job getting through it. I'll be praying for Tyson. Thank you for keeping us posted. We're here for you friend.
awww hunnie. So sorry you are having such a hard time right now. Big hugs to you, Tyson, and the whole family. I will most definitely be praying for you :bigarmhug:
I didn't know you were pg, congratulations! My prayers go out to Tyson and also to you too!
My prayers are with you and him Tia. HUGS girl!!
Okay, I guess I missed an annoucement (or forgot... that's very possible these days). So first, congratulations!!!
I agree with the others. I know it's rough to go through this right now and those pregnancy hormones aren't helping anything. I've never been in your shoes, so I won't pretend to know how you feel, but I can imagine how tough it would be. I hope his meds even out soon and this one works for him. Hugs and prayers!
Oh no! I am so sorry to hear this. You are all definitely in our thoughts. (((hugs)))
Bless his heart. I'm lifting you all up in prayer.
I am so sorry Tia. :bighug: I hope everything gets regulated soon w/the new meds.
Everyone else has said it better then I could so I'm just chipping in with extra support.
Oh no! So sorry you are all going through this!! Hugs!
So sorry that you are going through all this Tia!! Please do not feel guilty, you are an incredible mommy to your kids. Thanks for kup. Sending big hugs and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Flooding heaven with prayers for you.
Aw, Tia, I hope he feels better soon! You are doing your very best as a mom to Tyson and that's all you can hope for! :bigarmhug:
oooo!! the poor thing!!! KUP on whats going on and you're in my thoughts love!!